From Looney Labs comes the latest edition of Family Fluxx, a card game designed for the whole family. Family Fluxx starts with a single rule — draw one card and play one card — but the game gets more complex as cards add rules or goals. Cards like “Grandparent Bonus,” “Walk the Dog” and “Happy Birthday” are designed to get everyone in the family playing cards, changing rules, and having fun with Family Fluxx. Launch date: February 26, 2010.
— Jeff Provine of Blogcritics tested Family Fluxx and found games to last between two and 30 minutes, though no matter the length, “something is always happening.” He also felt the game’s balance of luck and skill is perfect to engage older and younger players. GeekDad’s Jonathan Liu found the game easy to teach to his 6-year-old daughter and an enjoyable experience for them both.

The dead are returning to life! What are YOU going to do about it? Grab a chainsaw? Barricade the windows? Fluxx is the crazy fun card game of change. Draw a card. Play a card. Change the goal, change the rules, laugh out loud with friends! The zombies might even help you win in this all new version of the hit card game Fluxx.
— Zombie Fluxx is a top seller at Moon Rabbit Toys in Santa Fe, N.M., as reported by Owner Shana Hack in June 2009.

Treehouse is a quick-and-easy game you can play just about anywhere. Packaged in a pocket-sized tube, these 15 colorful plastic pyramids are as fun to play with as they are cool to look at. Treehouse won the Origins Award for Best Board Game of 2006! Best of all, the pyramids can be used to play many other games!

The card game with ever changing rules. It starts out simple, with just the Basic Rule card: draw one card and play one card during each player's turn. But New Rule cards quickly make things chaotic. Even the object of the game will often change, as players swap out one Goal card for another.
― “Fluxx: A card game from Looney Labs. A game where the rules and win condition[s] are always in 'flux.' Fluxx had been a best seller since we opened [in 2004],” said Ed Evans, owner of All Things Fun! in West Berlin, N.J., in March 2007.

Time travel moves into another century with Early American Chrononauts, the long-awaited prequel to the popular card game Chrononauts. Players imagine they have climbed into a time machine traveling back to the 1800s and then draw cards to change stuff, collect stuff and save the universe. Like the original, it features a 32-card layout depicting the timeline, which players then alter to fit their requirements. Also with all new Artifacts to collect, and a new type of card — Gadgets!